New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
NOTICE TO DIR. McGLYNN.
INFORMED OF HIS RECOMMENDATION.

1T WAS SERVED ON HIM JUST BEFORE HIS FOURTH
OF JULY SPEECH IN MILWAUKEE,.
Although formal ceremony has yet taken place
here there is longer much. II indeed there
is any. doubt that Dr. McGynn has been
accommodated from the Roman Catholic Church
and that he himself has been informed OF
the fact though 1t s not likely that he will acknowledge
It. 1t was stated yesterday by those in position to
know that the forty days limit arrived, within
which he appear in Rome midnight Saturday
trusty bearing the notice OF the Doctors
communication dispatched by Archbishop Corrigan
to Milwaukee,, whittier Dr. McGlynn had gone that night
This messenger arrived in Milwaukee Monday about
the time the Doctor met the deposed priest just
as he was about to speak in schutzen Park in that
city and handed him the document Whether the Doc
tor will acknowledge the receipt Of the notice or
treat II he did the Popes summons calling him to
Rome, which was delivered to him in q similar way In
jersey City, remains to be The Doctor has never
yet confessed that he received Pope Leos order.
but the Church authorities positive that he
did and his refusal to admit It made
no difference in the treatment Of his When tho
forty days expired the sentence Of accommodation was
passed upon him Just the II he had admitted the
receipt OF the PontiHca message.
In matters Of this kind Roman Church rules differ
from the civil law Of this and nearly all civilized coun
tries. SO long as man can avoid being served with
subpoena he is exempt from the penalties Of nonobedi
according to the best auhorites-who quote numerous
cases. both ancient and MODERN TO prove this That OF
Maximus OF Saona Is especially interesting because In
many respects resembles that OF Dr. McGlynu. Maxi
mus, who exceedingly popular with all classes In
saona. had been ordered TO Rome by Gregory l.,
the PontiG that Dr. McGlynn expressed such great
admiration for the other day. declaring him to be full
OF the spirit tho Master looking after the poor and
providing for the propagation OF the faith" some OF
the friends OF Maximus including the civil authorities OF
saons, sought TO interfere In his behalf Like Dr.
McGynn he did not obey the order. Then the Pope
wrote again. threatening communication. Maximus
found evadc receiving the letter and did not go
Rome At the end Of thirty days he was excommunl-
Gated just II he had acknowledged the receipt Of the
passed upon him the people deserted him,
the papers STATE, and even hts friends
and was rcconcied TO the Church As soon as he re-
pented the Pope, in sign OF absolute freedom from ran
cor sent him the pallum and bcsged MIN 10 ee mum
BILE in prosperity hrm and just aiding the yiruous and
opposing the Wicked" ,. l., ,,,,
Nm the doctors case ever terminate In this
few who now think so for moment. Unlike the sup
porers Of Maxnus his friends those OF the Roman
catholic faith. still cling to him with apparently greater
enaciy than ever aud declare that they viii continue
10 do regardless OF all tho apathemas that may De
hurled at him from Rome or elsewhere. How
strongly the doctor is welded to MT. Georges eu
fused Offer TO lecture nifty nights from 5000 TO $500
night. because this would interfere with the promni&S IA
ton Of these doctrines by him. This offer was made the
doctor by Major Pond who managed Henry ward beeon
ers interests for many years, Just ater tue uoctor
first speech In tho Academy OF Music.
That DR. McGynn will he accommodated Is no longer
even by Henry George who In discussing the
matter u this weeks Standard commends the course OF
Cardinal smooni In declaring that the doctor must be
expelled In a public manner. Mr.. George adds:
In taking this sraghtiorwsri course Cardinal smeoni
and his as.Ocaes OF Propaganda have acted In inuch
manly fashion than they had adopted the sneakng
made hereto pretend that Dr.
Gynn had noatoi himself tpso fieto IL VIII 20
well n Archbshop Corrigan VIII out his Instructions
In tho same SD rlt occasion II important enough To
solemn and aggressive ceremony that
cathedral viii enable hlm To get Long
that he has done shall 10 orsotten the name
" cx oatei McGlynn.
IL would well FOR Archbishop to provide good accom-
uodatlous for reporters when he communicates Dr.
MoGynu People Tar and near will on te next DAY ke 70
real f details H. everybody looked And per.
haps soe one might like refer TO these accounts some
thereafter.